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13th October 2009
It is June 30, 2009 and in 7 months, the eyes of the world will be focused on Vancouver, Canada, for the 2010 Winter Olympics. My dream for the past 28 years has been to be part of this magnificent event--not as an athlete, but as part of the volunteer me... Read >
Author: Author Overcomers, Inc06th October 2009
I got to tell that the first times my golfing friends laughed when they saw me with the Tempur pillow under my arm. I gave them my biggest smile and started to answer their ironic comments and questions. You know “what a comfort for you, my little frien... Read >
Author: wbdoyle01st October 2009
If you can walk at a continuous pace for thirty minutes, you will not only lose weight, but also increase your energy. Make sure to set your goal for a specific duration or distance to encourage proper weight control and overall health.
When properly d... Read >
Author: Ed Forteau30th September 2009
When you have physiotherapy done, you are putting your body in the hands of someone you believe to be a trained professional. Pain and disfigurement could result if the procedures are done wrong. That is why it is a good idea to check a therapist's phys... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson23rd September 2009
Since you enjoyed reading the wild soccer facts so much, here are some amazing firsts:
Pele, the king of football, is said to have stopped two factions fighting a civil war in Nigeria during the year 1967. Both sides actually held a 48 hour ceasefir... Read >
Author: SoccerUniforms22nd September 2009
If you have a musculo-skeletal problem or injury, you might be given a referral to a physiotherapy clinic. If you have gone to one before, you know what to expect. If you are new to this service, you might ask, what is physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy ... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson22nd September 2009
Stroke rehabilitation is sometimes an uphill climb. After a stroke, patients can be left with paralysis, especially one-sided paralysis. Pain, as well as sensory deficits, has to be managed. Physiotherapy is a key part of the treatment plan.
Physi... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson22nd September 2009
Sports injuries and car accidents, among other injuries, can cause spinal cord injury. The range of spinal cord injury is wide. Some of these injuries are fairly minor and will heal well with a limited amount of physiotherapy, while others need physioth... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson22nd September 2009
Rheumatoid arthritis is not only a painful and debilitating disease. It is also a risk factor for other diseases such as heart disease and osteoporosis. Research shows that these diseases can be held off by exercise and other lifestyle changes.
For... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson22nd September 2009
If one wants to help others with physical problems, one might want to start a physiotherapy career. By doing so, one could learn to evaluate physical problems, create plans for patients, and see to carrying out those plans. A physiotherapy career can be... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson22nd September 2009
There is less occupational injury going on in the last few years than before. This is partly because of the influence of physiotherapy on the workplace. Physiotherapy principles are being used to design better work places and work habits. They are also... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson17th September 2009
A tendon is a small part of the body that connects muscle to bones. In order to perform movement, muscles need to contract and expand. Muscles do so when they receive signals from the brain. However the movement is brought about because we have bones too.... Read >
Author: Mark Hudson16th September 2009
If you are referred to a physiotherapy clinic for an injury or condition, you might be wondering about the physiotherapy costs. More than that, it is important to find out if insurance will pay for treatment and procedures. These are questions to answer... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson16th September 2009
The first step in recovering from several painful and incapacitating conditions is a physiotherapy assessment. One can sit back and let the physiotherapist do all the work. However, more accurate and positive results will come of the physiotherapy asses... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson16th September 2009
Lower back pain plagues Americans to the extent that 80% will suffer from it at some time in their lives. It is one of the most common reasons people visit the doctor. For many, the problem is more than a passing incident; they need physiotherapy.
... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson16th September 2009
Chronic airways disease is actually a group of diseases. These diseases are also called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Chronic airways disease can cause a major change in the quality of a patient's life. However, physiotherapy can help. ... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson16th September 2009
Physiotherapy can be a long, hard road. It takes willpower and endurance to keep at it. The mere act of keeping appointments can be grueling at times. One may feel like celebrating when it is all over; but what comes after physiotherapy?
The physi... Read >
Author: Carey Hudson11th September 2009
A recent study shows that the number of people who choose to visit a complementary health practitioner has gone up by fifty percent over the course of the last decade. Who is a complementary health practitioner? Do complementary health practitioners work... Read >
Author: David Ravech10th September 2009
Physiotherapists and Chiropractors both work tirelessly to help their patients improve their ability to function and move normally while also investing time and effort into finding a way to reduce a patient's pain. Because both professionals involve work... Read >
Author: David Ravech30th August 2009
A few months ago I tore one of the muscles in my rotator cuff and was told that I would need shoulder surgery to fix it.
Without getting too technical I will explain a little about the shoulder joint.� The shoulder joint is a ball and socket joint.... Read >
Author: Nick Bryant25th August 2009
Our body gives us many warning signs it is in desperate need of healing, but as we think we are young and we can bear it, we ignore these signs. But that is the biggest mistake we make, we think we are invincible and nothing can affect us. It is only when... Read >
Author: leanne Joseph20th August 2009
How soon after giving birth can I start exercising?
This is the biggest question women have. The answer might surprise you.
The first and most important thing you should do is begin exercising your pelvic floor and stomach muscles as soon as you fe... Read >
Author: Vianesa Vargas09th August 2009
When a person has a stroke, depending on which area of the brain has been affected, a variety of physical and emotional factors can change for that person. I will try to explain some of these physical changes and what a person can do to help their recove... Read >
Author: John Swanepoel04th August 2009
There are many different types of therapists who could be called physical therapists, including physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, masseurs and some areas of occupational therapy. They all work to try and affect the joints, muscles, tendons and ... Read >
Author: Sophie Hardy02nd August 2009
Rheumatoid arthritis is the second major type of arthritis - exceeded in number of cases only by osteoarthritis. It is a very serious ailment caused by inflammation of the joints. The pain associated with the disease is at times so severe that it almost c... Read >
Author: wbdoyle01st August 2009
Lower back pain plagues people all over the world. One study done in America estimated that 80% of people in America will suffer from back pain at some time in their lives. It is one of the most common reasons that adults visit the doctor. For some this... Read >
Author: Acepay0801st August 2009
Physiotherapy or physical Therapy, an emerging branch of medical science, covers examination, treatment advice and instructions to any person that relates to movement dysfunction, bodily malfunction, disability, physical disorder, healing and pain from tr... Read >
Author: Mukesh30th July 2009
For as long as I can remember people have been told to stretch as a warm up or warm down to prevent injuries and for just as long physiotherapists have been using stretching, along with exercises, as the basis for their treatment of painful conditions. Ev... Read >
Author: Steve Lockhart17th July 2009
A lot of people today are becoming exceedingly health conscious and also are trying to set their weight right. Fitness levels are also becoming a question of concern with a majority of people. They are giving up their sedentary lifestyle and doing everyth... Read >
Author: healthreviser12th July 2009
Good Day!
How are you and your family? No, this is not a rhetorical question from me, I am really interested how you, and your family are. Would you like to know why?
It was Sunday evening a few weeks ago. I had just arrived in Switzerland, and was... Read >
11th July 2009
The main reason of personal injury is an accident by any means such as motor-vehicle accident, collapse of building, fall, violence etc. The damage caused by these accidents is very much disastrous and life threatening. However, the damages caused by thes... Read >
Author: Rob Bren10th July 2009
Overpronation is inward roll of the foot while standing, walking, running or dancing. Allowing the foot to roll inwards causes noticeable internal rotation of the lower leg and knee and can influence the body's posture. This can result in extra strain on ... Read >
Author: Dianne M. Buxton05th July 2009
Are you tired from work? Then most likely, you are experiencing an excruciating back ache because of strained muscles in your back. A lot of people will just disregard this pain without knowing that it can possibly lead to more serious complications in th... Read >
Author: Blubert Tavedorn02nd July 2009
Physiotherapy or physical therapy is kind of health care profession which provides services to individuals and, maintains and restores maximum movement and functional ability throughout life. Sometime, there are many circumstances and accidents that may h... Read >
Author: aditya18th June 2009
You love your parents and elders the most and wish to take care for them in the best possible manner. When you discover your elders suffering from a serious ailment which requires services and treatment of a specialized doctor, you need to set about locat... Read >
Author: Eldess18th June 2009
Post-operative therapy after hip replacement is mostly performed by the patient getting on with normal life but in most cases it's useful to quickly analyse their progress and suggest avenues for improvement. It is important to assess any deficiencies in ... Read >
Author: David Ravech17th June 2009
Soft tissues are more prone to chronic as well as acute injuries. The most appropriate method of repairing damaged soft tissues is by using hands-on method. Talk to a chiropractor, an osteopath, a physiotherapist or a massage therapist since they are awar... Read >
Author: markeey15th June 2009
Tim Harding, Vice Principal of Treloar College, Alton, Hampshire tells one student's story of life with cerebral palsy and the fight to become more independent.
Nineteen year old Justin is about to leave full time education, having studied at Treloar S... Read >
Author: Steve Sellwood12th June 2009
Should I visit a physiotherapist or chiropractor in directly instead and whom should I see in Singapore? Which is cheaper, more effective, faster treatment to cure my pain?
Choosing the right physical therapist/ physiotherapist or chiropractor for you... Read >
Author: gabriellee12th June 2009
Should I visit a physiotherapist or chiropractor in directly instead and whom should I see in Singapore? Which is cheaper, more effective, faster treatment to cure my pain?
Choosing the right physical therapist/ physiotherapist or chiropractor for ... Read >
Author: gabriellee10th June 2009
Our body gives us many warning signs it is in desperate need of healing, but as we think we are young and we can bear it, we ignore these signs. But that is the biggest mistake we make, we think we are invincible and nothing can affect us. It is only when... Read >
Author: leanne Joseph29th May 2009
Is There a Difference Between Physiotherapist and Physical Therapist in Singapore? Look for a Specialised Physiotherapy Treatment that works!
The term physical therapist and physiotherapist are exchangeable. The term physical therapist started in the U... Read >
Author: gabriellee20th May 2009
What are the Pain Conditions that can be Treated by a Singapore Physiotherapist?
Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, offers another pain treatment option besides medication and surgery.
Below is a list of common musculoskeletal and orthope... Read >
Author: gabriellee18th May 2009
Spinal arthritis is also known as Spondylosis. It is generally caused by degeneration and wear and tear, although can also be triggered by injury or spinal surgery. It is thought that there may also be a genetic link. Spinal arthritis can affect any area ... Read >
Author: Steph Cooke15th May 2009
Ice and cold therapy is a widely used treatment technique employed routinely by physiotherapists in the management of acute and chronic conditions of various types. It is a relatively safe treatment and simple to apply, with patient instruction usually su... Read >
Author: David Ravech17th April 2009
Physiotherapy is a credible, professional natural medicine option that serves mankind. The main goal and objective is to improve the quality of life by Physiotherapy Services The term physiotherapy is frequently used interchangeably with physical therapy... Read >
Author: Jim Corbet 17th April 2009
In most of the cases, backaches can be cured through back pain exercises. Exercise increases the blood flow of our body and keeps the muscles and bones healthy. It cuts down on the extra calories that cause flab in our body that results in back pain. Thes... Read >
Author: Kaylee Hayden27th March 2009
By far the most common injury suffered in a low velocity road traffic accident is whiplash. This painful condition occurs when the ligaments in the neck are stretched when the head “jerks” forwards and backwards at the time of the crash. The symptom... Read >
Author: Neil Worrall - Camps Solicitors03rd March 2009
Arthritis symptoms are generally clear. However if you are already experiencing arthritis pain you are well aware that you need to find a way to relieve the pain.
My Name is Rob Anderson and I have started a blog relating to the symptoms and the metho... Read >
Author: Rob Anderson03rd March 2009
Arthritis Symptoms
Arthritis symptoms are generally clear. However if you are already experiencing arthritis pain you are well aware that you need to find a way to relieve the pain.
My Name is Rob Anderson and I have started a blog relating to the symp... Read >
Author: Rob Anderson02nd March 2009
A very simple and effective way to have arthritis cure is using heat as well as cold in various conditions to get relief from the stiffness and pains in bodily joints. Generally for heat therapy, using hot water bottle or a hot water pack or simply a heat... Read >
Author: Bryan Len25th February 2009
Many patients attend physiotherapy by self referral without medical review. The history and examination of a patient by a physiotherapist needs to cover the possibility that there might be an underlying condition of a more serious nature than a benign mus... Read >
Author: David Ravech23rd February 2009
The management of shoulder injuries and pathologies is a big part of the caseload of orthopaedic surgeons and musculoskeletal physiotherapists. The shoulder has a long list of injuries, conditions and operations associated with it. As a significantly unst... Read >
Author: David Ravech20th February 2009
After today’s lucky “no result” ODI, Australia’s bad luck is again on their top as Michael Clarke and Mitchell Johnson both are out of Twenty20 match due to their injuries.
Australian Batsman Michael is suffering from back injury and due to thi... Read >
Author: Peri Witny17th February 2009
Muscle strength is very important for all of our functional activities, from heavy work such as climbing stairs or a hill to fine work such as sewing or typing on a keyboard. While losing feeling in a part of the body can be more disabling, losing muscle ... Read >
Author: David Ravech12th February 2009
Most adults suffer back pain at some time in their lives but for some it is much more important and disabling, High levels of chronic pain can lead to depression, work loss, loss of job role, inability to do day to day activities and very high medical ... Read >
Author: David Ravech02nd February 2009
A previous article has identified the importance of joint position sense and here we move on to considering the assessment of a deficit and what the physiotherapist is likely to do about it. The physio will very likely concentrate on the problems the pati... Read >
Author: David Ravech02nd February 2009
Spinal cord injury (SCI) is an uncommon but very serious condition usually from a high velocity incident but can also be caused by tumours, infections and loss of blood supply to the spinal cord. It occurs predominantly in younger persons who undertake mo... Read >
Author: David Ravech01st February 2009
The health insurance provider HSA has called on people to make their health maintenance a key factor in 2009 and to make the most of their wellbeing on the inside.
The majority of Britons; amounting to 58 per cent, are unaware of how much they actually... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob01st February 2009
The health insurance provider HSA has called on people to make their health maintenance a key factor in 2009 and to make the most of their wellbeing on the inside.
The majority of Britons; amounting to 58 per cent, are unaware of how much they actual... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob31st January 2009
The human sensory system is designed to give us the information we need to manage the challenges of the world. We take in vast amounts of information every minute of the day, much of it not relevant, the brain deciding what is important and what is not. W... Read >
Author: David Ravech21st January 2009
Respiratory conditions are a very common presentation in community and hospital settings, with a wide variety of diagnoses being assessed and treated by physiotherapy. Conditions which can present include pneumonia, chronic bronchitis, asthma, bronchiecta... Read >
Author: David Ravech20th January 2009
A fall on the outstretched hand (FOOSH) is a common occurrence and often results in a Colles' fracture, a fracture of the distal inch of the radius and ulna next to the wrist. Treatment is immobilisation in a splinting material such as Plaster of Paris fo... Read >
Author: David Ravech13th January 2009
Our joints are extremely important for our functional activities, from the temporomandibular joint for eating and talking to the major weight bearing joints such as the hips and knees. Our joints are designed to allow us to move about, to accomplish tasks... Read >
Author: David Ravech07th January 2009
What exactly is executive massage therapy? Executive massage sessions help in getting rid of stress and tension that is acquired in the hustle and bustle of the modern workplace. Executives can greatly benefit from massage treatment, as it is a highly the... Read >
Author: Jeff Scott19th December 2008
The first time you injure your back, you're most probable to end up at the physiotherapist. Their technique will commonly centre on muscle manipulation to sort out the issue. They'll employ a range of massage and stretching techniques around the involved ... Read >
Author: Michael17th December 2008
The Bobath Approach was pioneered and developed by Dr Karel and Mrs Berta Bobath in the 1940s. In an interview over twenty five years ago, Dr Bobath explained their philosophy as : "A whole new way of thinking, observing, interpreting what the patient is ... Read >
Author: mattglad08th December 2008
Have you been dealing with lower right back pain for long? You must have tried a lot of things but didn’t get the results. You can try some simple home remedies which are effective in treating your right lower back pain with ease and comfort. It is true... Read >
Author: WeightLossInfo26th November 2008
If you're suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, pain relief is likely your biggest concern. Rheumatoid arthritis is an aggressive inflammatory condition that affects the fingers, thumbs, wrists, knees and feet.
The tissue that surrounds the joint, ca... Read >
Author: Trevor Price21st October 2008
Do you have pain in your joints or are you suffering from joint stiffness, swelling and redness? If, the answer is “Yes” then go see a doctor. Such symptoms indicate that you are suffering from ‘Arthritis’. Usually, people face this problem afte... Read >
Author: reverse21st October 2008
The lifetime incidence of low back pain is very high, with most of us being affected to a lesser or greater extent at some point in our life. The very high numbers of lumbar pain sufferers means a large proportion of physiotherapy clients have this proble... Read >
Author: David Ravech06th October 2008
by Jonathan Blood-Smyth
Neck pain is a very common symptom and one for which many people consult a physiotherapist. Initially in the subjective examination the physio will want to know how the pain came on and how long ago. Some people can recall a par... Read >
Author: David Ravech06th October 2008
by Jonathan Blood-Smyth
Cervical spine pain and disability is one of the commonest problems for which people consult a physiotherapist. The first part of the examination is to find out the cause of onset of the pain and how it has behaved since then. T... Read >
Author: David Ravech29th September 2008
Sports injury just like any injury obtained from other accidents can be absolutely tragic as well as traumatic. The physical and mental stress that are brought by the injury do not discriminate professional athletes from the amateur ones. The injury, if l... Read >
Author: steve magill29th September 2008
The physiotherapy career is a healthcare profession which deals with movement disorders of the body arising from certain conditions or illnesses. Treatment through physiotherapy can also be more efficient and cheap than other traditional medication or the... Read >
Author: steve magill11th September 2008
Ankle sprains and ankle fractures are a common part of physiotherapy practice. A repeated sprain can give difficulty walking on uneven surfaces or a chronic ankle pain problem. The subjective examination from the physio explores how the injury occurred, t... Read >
Author: David Ravech21st August 2008
If you have recently discovered that, your child has cerebral palsy then you must console yourself, it is a disorder, which has no cure. However, excellent medical treatment will help your child’s capabilities to see marked improvements. Recent progre... Read >
Author: Melvin Kops24th July 2008
A physiotherapist is a person who practices physiotherapy. In the process of physiotherapy, the physiotherapist actually deals with different movement disorders of the body caused due to certain conditions or diseases. A physiotherapist can treat ailments... Read >
Author: Rebecca Makepeace03rd July 2008
Whilst most people have heard of psychologists and psychiatrists (although people often confuse the two!) and understand them to be professionals qualified to work within the field of mental-health, many are not so sure about the professional skills an oc... Read >
Author: Karen Hastings02nd June 2008
I had heard bits and pieces of Pilates this and Pilates that. But, I never really took a serious look until some of my women's kick-boxing trainees started talking and demonstrating these "Pilates" moves. O.K. some of it looked difficult... I mean cha... Read >
Author: Doug15th May 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Steven Magill
Physiotherapy dates back to the ancient times but the modern practice of this allied medical care started in the 1920s. It is used to address conditions like recurring pain, musculoskeletal disorders, and movement disor... Read >
Author: steve magill15th May 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Steven Magill
The physiotherapy career is a healthcare profession which deals with movement disorders of the body arising from certain conditions or illnesses. Treatment through physiotherapy can also be more efficient and cheap than... Read >
Author: steve magill29th March 2008
Neck and back pain can range from a mild, bothersome, dull pain to very severe, incapacitating, unrelenting pain that drastically will change our daily lives. Both of these pains can be caused from overwork, twisting and bending our bodies the wrong way, ... Read >
Author: Susan11th March 2008
Arthritis can happen at any age. Sore joints begin to limit the activities you enjoy. The knuckles on your fingers seem swollen, your knees and ankles seem to ache a lot, your back hurts when you wake up in the morning...
Vitamin C is needed to make co... Read >
Author: Peter sams11th March 2008
Arthritis can happen at any age. Sore joints begin to limit the activities you enjoy. The knuckles on your fingers seem swollen, your knees and ankles seem to ache a lot, your back hurts when you wake up in the morning.
Vitamin C is needed to make co... Read >
Author: Peter sams11th February 2008
Vertigo, dizziness or lightheadedness, you may be feeling like a weakness, is unstable, loss of balance or vertigo. Keep your sense of balance depends on your brain, the treatment of a variety of information from your eyes, your nervous system and your in... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen07th February 2008
Many girls who start on pointe are scared that they will get bunions from doing pointe work. If a bunion is present it can cause real problems with fitting pointe shoes and dancing en pointe. Dance Physiotherapist Lisa Howell discusses the reality of danc... Read >
Author: Lisa Howell20th January 2008
An individual spends a lot of time in office. Sitting on the office chair for a long time may cause innumerable pain to his back. Many a times, he neglects his backache problem and carries with his work. Work pressure compels one to sit on his chair for a... Read >
Author: matt18th October 2007
As I sit down to work in front of my computer I feel a sharp pain in my neck. I guess it is my cervical spondylitis acting up again. As I sat back to allow the pain to settle down, I cursed myself for not taking proper care of my posture while working. Ho... Read >
Author: matt12th September 2007
A chronic backache can be a life-crippling handicap that a person needs to bear for every minute of his waking hour. Many reasons contribute to this condition and sadly, at times it is sheer negligence on our part that makes us prone to this chronic lifes... Read >
Author: matt07th September 2007
What to try before you have back surgery on your herniated discIf you or someone you care for is due for back surgery on a herniated disc, then this may be the most important letter you ever read.Here’s why…Going straight in for back surgery on a hern... Read >
Author: lazysubmit16th August 2007
If you actually take some time out to calculate the hours that you spend at work and those, that you spend relaxing at home or with your loved ones, you might be in for a surprise. Most of us devote around nine to twelve hours at our workplace on a regula... Read >
Author: matt01st July 2007
Foot reflexology, or otherwise commonly known as foot massage, aims to prevent or treat health conditions through the application of finger pressure to specific points on the feet. The underlying idea of reflexology is that certain areas of the feet corre... Read >
Author: Ken Cheong09th April 2007
What is back pain? or lower back pain.Low back pain can be delicate or prolonged knock out complaint. For many, it may be a constant disorder that flares up infrequently for a few days or , then becomes more manageable again. It will shape most at some st... Read >
Author: krish09th April 2007
What is back pain? or lower back pain.Low back pain can be delicate or prolonged knock out complaint. For many, it may be a constant disorder that flares up infrequently for a few days or , then becomes more manageable again. It will shape most at some ... Read >
Author: krish01st April 2007
THIS ARTICLE WAS TAKEN FROM Cervical Spondylosis
CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS - AUXILIARY TREATMENT - YOGA
There is a strong tendency for the symptoms of cervical spondylosis to subside spontaneously, though they may persist for several months and the struc... Read >
Author: Pratik Lalwani05th March 2007
There are many useful homecare and elderly care products and supplies specially designed for caregivers, seniors and people with disabilities for independent living. These are elderly suffering from certain illnesses or other people suffering from some fo... Read >
Author: Julie Brown15th February 2007
Many sufferers of Parkinson’s disease quickly find that various aspects of their life are no longer controllable in the way that they used to be however by exercising regularly Parkinson sufferers can continue to control their gross movements i.e. walki... Read >
Author: Jeremy Parker10th February 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 The National Learning Institute
Jane had been out of the country for over a year and returned home to start a new job as a physiotherapist in a family run business. She was excited about the new role as the husband and wife team who... Read >
Author: Bob Selden10th January 2007
Cardiac rehabilitation is an integral part of the cardiovascular continuum. Secondary prevention is extremely essential as this prevents a recurrence or further complications such as heart failure after a heart attack. However, only few patients who are o... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock08th December 2006
Many of our students express interest on establishing their own private practices. Having your own business means you can have the flexibility needed to fulfil your family commitments, to have control of your life and to excel the quality of your services... Read >
Author: Pedro Gondim03rd December 2006
Parkinson’s disease develops when the neurons of the substantia nigra in the brain become progressively damaged and depleted. However the first signs of Parkinson’s disease are not obvious until about 80% of these neurons, that are responsible for th... Read >
Author: Jeremy Parker06th November 2006
You may have heard either experienced computer users or serious golfers lamenting that Carpal Tunnel Syndrome has affected them big time. Just what is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and how can I prevent it from affecting my computer keyboarding and go... Read >
Author: Bill Piker07th September 2006
Before the world cup soccer started Wayne Rooney had injured his leg and had to race against time to be fit to play crucial world cup games for his country. Sports injury is something that has become part and parcel of a sportsman's life. With the amount... Read >
Author: Neal Mesnick16th August 2006
Staying active and getting fit can be a real challenge for people with multiple sclerosis, especially in warm weather, as MS increases heat sensitivity. This heat sensitivity, explained June Skillicorn, a physiotherapist at the MS Clinic in Kingston, Onta... Read >
Author: Rob Parker29th July 2006
Your back supports you. Backache is responsible for many a day taken off sick and much misery. Of course with any mechanical problem, helping that problem mechanically is important. For instance, if one of your vertebrae, or backbones, is out of place, it... Read >
Author: Suzanne Zacharia01st July 2006
Introduction:
Walking at a continuous pace not only boost your energy level, but also reduces your weight. Walking should be aimed at particular distance or duration covered to maintain the proper health and control weight.
Walking is one of the bes... Read >
Author: Nancy Smith28th June 2006
Most people are familiar with prescriptions from a doctor for medications, but not for mobility aids such as wheelchairs or even crutches. The process of choosing the right wheelchair can be especially difficult, because the types of options available are... Read >
Author: Raquel Simons12th June 2006
As a gesture of appreciation for Marta Elena's outstanding hospitality, I decided to get her some flowers since I know that she absolutely loves gardening. Around the Palacio de Corts I started asking around where I would get flowers and everyone pointed... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher06th June 2006
Copyright 2006 The National Learning Institute
Rob worked as a qualified, but junior physiotherapist in a busy hospital. He along with three of his colleagues were asked by their manager to discuss amongst themselves how they would like their rosters ... Read >
Author: Bob Selden15th May 2006
Sports people are used to hearing often about hernia problems. The most common types of hernia that occur when practicing sports are inguinal hernia and sports hernia, referred to by some doctors as 'Gilmore's groin'.
When you get inguinal hernia tiss... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola15th May 2006
A 24-hour advice clinic for knee pain and injuries has been launched on the internet by Lothian physiotherapists.
The pilot service, which is said to be the first of its kind in the world, will run for a year, offering help to patients around... Read >
Author: Michael Thomson03rd April 2006
Reflexology like so many of the complementary therapies is not new. It has been around for a long time and was known in ancient Indian, Chinese and Egyptian civilisations. Wall paintings dating from 2330 BC were found in the tomb of Ankhmahor in Egypt. Mu... Read >
Author: Alister Bredee03rd April 2006
Backache is one of the most common causes of both absence from work and seeking alternative medical treatment. Thorough professional investigation is needed to identify the cause of the problem; this can range from pulled muscles and damaged discs to poor... Read >
Author: Douglas Adams01st April 2006
Lower back pain exercises are very important for the treatment of back pain and the strengthening of the back muscles. These exercises should be recommended by one's orthopedic surgeon or the physiotherapist and need to be carried out regularly in the cor... Read >
Author: Saurabh Jain07th March 2006
Did you know that your body has more moving parts than any human-made machine? Your body is a complex system of muscles, joints, bones and so on, and sometimes they need a little extra care. Even if you are not an athlete who pushes his/her body to the li... Read >
Author: Anna Dorbyk02nd March 2006
Players at a leading Australian rugby club who undertook a high-intensity off-season strength training program experienced dramatically fewer non-contact injuries during the playing season than their less committed club mates. It is suggested that the low... Read >
Author: Bruce Ross
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